I'm playing cards in Yu-Gi-Oh!

The Emperor's sword slashed through Tragodia's body without any hindrance. The gun controlled by the crayfish was knocked upside down in the air and rolled exaggeratedly on the ground.

The darkness in his body was almost blown out of his body by this blow, struggling and twisting in mid-air, like a face deformed by pain.

He lost.

This was an outcome Tragodia had never expected. Not long ago, he was confident that his card skills were unparalleled and that there was no way he could be his opponent in the Duel King category.

Apparently he took it too much for granted.

Traps have always been Tragodia's strength - this can be seen from the fact that he didn't move a single monster in his starting hand and just passed through the two blocks in the backcourt.

According to the original plan, he should have tricked the opponent into being unable to play any cards, and was doubtful of losing in the face of huge pressure and absolute strength gap...

.....In the end, the script somehow fell into his own hands!

I never expected that Muto Yugi’s skills in tricking people would be even more disgusting than the dark monster who claims to be a professional! His pitfalls are not only endless, but also one after another. If you try to tear it down, it will only lead to a more violent and unsolvable chain of pits...

And that's not all. The most terrifying thing is that while he has laid out a large number of traps to make it difficult for people to move forward, his deck can still maintain strong operation, endurance and explosive capabilities!

Those damn magnet warriors refused to fall no matter how hard they fought. They disintegrated and reorganized, reorganized and disintegrated again. In every round, they could unscrupulously blow up his front and backcourts. They were so fierce that they had no friends... ....

The more the crayfish thought about it, the more frightened and angry he became.

MD! Am I the villain or are you the villain? ?

As a decent person from a well-known family - especially a grand master like the original Duel King, wouldn't it hurt your conscience to use such a despicable and shameless method?

Shouldn't the duel kings be summoning those gorgeous monsters that have harsh and complicated entry requirements and are useless when summoned? ?

So it is true that the way of heaven is reincarnation. I remember when Crayfish relied on a heavy trap tactic from the underworld to trick the second-generation Duel King Xiang Hongye, who was conscientiously playing the "Pure Hero" deck, to the point where he couldn't take care of himself, and he became his puppet from then on.

Things have turned around, and after all these years, Crayfish, who used to rely on his autism to do whatever he wanted, never expected that he would bump into someone even more autistic than himself. So Crayfish finally felt the pain he felt when others were tricked by him, and even had the urge to shout "This is not a duel at all"...

The outcome of the dark duel was decided, and the dark miasma lingering around seemed to be torn into countless pieces.

Tragodia knew he was probably gone, but he was still confused.

It’s unscientific! This Muto Yugi...shouldn't he just be a mortal?

Didn’t the Pharaoh leave this world long ago? Isn’t the rest just a container?

Tragodia suddenly thought of something in horror, his eyes fell directly on the thousand-year building blocks hanging on Yugi's chest, and he said in horror: "Could it be...could it be that you are actually... ....?"

Seemingly seeing what Crayfish was thinking, Yugi stepped forward, stretched out his hand to caress the gold pendant hanging on his chest, and said slowly: "I'm not him... not the Pharaoh. He's gone. , will never come back.”

But before Tragodia could react, Yugi added.

"I sent it away with my own hands."

Tragodia: "..."

Wait a minute, doesn’t this mean...

...Even the legendary Pharaoh lost to him?

Gan!

The crayfish couldn't help but want to throw the table.

You should have said such an important thing earlier!

If you had told me earlier, I, I, I... I would have given you the hammer card and run away!

The belated Crayfish finally realized at this time that this guy was a loser and could not be considered a human being at all. If he had known that the Pharaoh had lost, he, Crayfish, would never have been able to fight so hard...at least not until he regained 100% of his strength and acquired the three phantoms.

But it's too late to say anything now...

...Not entirely.

He also left a last resort, a backup plan.

"I was careless once and fell into the hands of those hateful guardian priests. That was once my mistake and my shame...but it won't happen again."

Tragodia, who was already dying, showed a ferocious smile at this time.

"Muto Yugi, you are indeed stronger than I expected. But you don't think... I put all my bets on winning or losing with you, right?"

In order to retain most of the strength confrontation game, the person who appears here at this time is basically Tragodia himself.

But just to be on the safe side, he still had one clone, the last clone.

Although the strength may be less than one-tenth of his original body, it is also the last escape route Tragodia left for himself.

"What did you do?" Yugi frowned.

"Look, this is the part that you haven't caught up with until now, Duel King." Tragodia coughed and sneered, "It's not what I did, but... I have already What have you done."

...

Tragodia didn't bet everything on a duel with Yugi.

He didn't think he would lose. The villain's unique expansion made him truly believe that he was invincible. But at the same time, the humiliating experience three thousand years ago also taught him to be cautious and let him know that he must be prepared second-hand for everything.

So this time he learned the lesson.

When he himself landed on the island from one direction and was intercepted by Muto Yugi, his clone had already controlled the body of a student and invaded the island from another direction.

His goal is very clear, it is the seal of the "Three Phantom Demons".

After all, it was a demon that was said to be able to rival the "Three Phantom Gods", and even the two first-generation Duel Kings, as well as Seto Kaiba, who was the only one under the Duel King, had to seal it away.

If he could get the power of those three cards, Tragodia believed that he would be even more invincible!

He found the dense forest behind the academy where the "Three Phantom Demons" were sealed - a bunch of singing and dancing sand sculptures in the forest made him a little confused, and he couldn't figure out what the method was.

But Tragodia quickly came to his senses. He was pressed for time and had no time to waste time.

Therefore, he directly launched a sneak attack without saying a word, using all his dark power, he directly transformed into a giant lobster and bombarded him wildly.

The sand sculptures were fighting and dancing, and no one was alert at all. They were blown to pieces before they had time to react, and many people gave up precious resurrection times.

There were not many players in the stronghold. Some were not in the stronghold, and some were not online yet. The unexpected sneak attack killed a few more instantly. The few remaining sand sculptures were obviously not big enough in front of a world-destroying BOSS like Crayfish. It was enough to see that they all exploded without even playing cards.

There was also a lying figure who fell to the ground, pointing at him and yelling, saying that this villain didn't care about card ethics and didn't even play cards. He only relied on sneak attacks and deception. He was simply despicable...

Tragodia ignored them of course.

In fact, Crayfish himself felt a little unsure.

After all, his previous mission to test the seal of the three phantom demons failed, and he had no idea about the strength and form of the seal. In addition, he himself was held back by Muto Yugi, and the one who managed to get here was only a clone with limited abilities. He was not sure whether he could violently break the seal of the phantom.

But when he tried it with his own hands, he was surprised to find that the seal... seemed not to be as strong as he thought.

It would be better to say that this layer of seal feels like a thin film, the kind that will crack in place if you poke it casually.

Three times, five and two times broke the seal, and Tragodia no longer had any doubts. He watched in surprise as the red, yellow, and blue light pillars soared into the sky, and the huge phantom demon seal was released amidst the roar, and he was extremely excited in his heart.

Coming, coming, coming!

He broke the seal and successfully obtained three phantoms!

Soon, when he masters the power of the phantom, the world will fall at his feet! He will be able to fight his way back to the shore in no time, and the first thing he will solve is the Muto game that made him humiliated!

The terrain changes, smoke and dust rise everywhere, and the mechanical device that seals the phantom demon rises from the ground. It slowly opened, and three slots popped out—obviously, those were the slots where the cards of the Three Phantom Demons were supposed to be placed.

...well yes, "should" be.

But now that the seal has finally been lifted and the device has been cracked, the three slots that appeared in front of Tragodia... are all empty.

The seal was broken, but there was nothing inside.

Seal the loneliness.

Tragodia stared blankly at the three empty slots in front of him, a ferocious smile frozen on his face.

...What the hell, where is my phantom?

Where are the three huge phantoms? Where did it go? ? ?